u/vchiarav25

Red cabbage salad:

tomato

chickpea

edamame

tofu

grain of choice: mostly bulgur, farro, barley

dressing: preferred yogurt, lemon juice, tahina

rice with

- edamame

- sweet corn

- lentils

- carrots

(1) The rice was cooked in little water to make it sticky

(2) The edamame, corn, lentils and carrots were cooked in a pan with soy souce, paprika, salt and soms breadcrumbs to give a crispier texture.

on the side: boiled egg with tabasco sauce

Oats cooked in water (I know... disguisting!🫣) and the orange zest. Topped with greek yogurt (if vegan, cocount yogurt would taste SO good) and orange slices. For crunch, I I crisped up together some mixed seed (pumpkin, flax) and cocount flakes. Then when I plated everything I guess I decided to add in some of the coffee I had just prepared.

What the title says... does anyone know of a sunscreen with good protection *50+ that has the look on the skin as a liquid bronzer?

PS. apologies for the 2017 filters - it was too early in the morning.

- Oats first roasted a bit then cooked in water (adding greek yogurt before letting it rest for 5 minutes) + added orange juice and zest in the pan

- Greek yogurt

- 1/2 of orange as a topping, with a lotus cookie for crunch and to balance the sweetness of the yogurt and orange

- a little mix of mixed seeds

I know commonplacing books are originally a collection of quotes however I mostly read non-fiction thus it would limiting for me to have just quotes in a notebook. So I figured that each entry for a book should be divided in three sections (1) quotes, and reflections on the copied quotes, (2) useful information - this makes the most sense again for non-fiction reads: basically, new things I've learned while reading, (3) further reading: I have a strong compulsion to copy down the entirety of the bibliography🤭. PS. Also, in the back of the notebook I have a small section of pages for my reading log.

I bought this sunscreen around July of last year and I am trying to finish it before the EXP date... but I would NEVER purchase it again. It's not terrible but also there is no reason for a hybrid sunscreen to be this mediocre.

1- It leave a white cast (and when I say I am the same shade of a white wall - I mean it)... If you are tanned or have skin of color don't even bother wasting your money: you'll look insane.

2- Stings *slightly* the eyes and also, makes my undereyes look creepy despite not having particularly visible undereye wrinkles.

3- Texture is chalky and more similar to a mineral SPF rather than a mostly chemical one.